"The banks forced you to pledge your entire family as collateral, and the tax man took most of your profits".
Last month, Tyson signed an agreement with its creditors that puts up just about the entire company as collateral for its loans.
The rescue industry and the laws it pushes cause so much harm that there is an entire book called Collateral Damage: The Impact of Anti-Trafficking Measures on Human Rights Around The World.
Had the ECB operated from the outset under a rule prohibiting it from accepting SGP-noncompliant countries' debt as collateral, the entire eurozone sovereign-debt problem might have been avoided.
The entire CDO's underlying collateral has nosedived in credit quality because of defaulting homeowners, including Kromah.
Macklowe, led by veteran New York developer Harry Macklowe and his son Billy, bet their entire office portfolio as collateral to obtain financing to make that deal happen, leaving other Manhattan investors shaking their heads.
But in the "ground game" phase of Iowa Caucus season, when campaigns fight tooth and nail for every last vote, it's easy to imagine a campaign manager on the verge of defeat in one precinct or another, pausing for a split-second to question the wisdom of reducing an entire religious group to collateral damage.
We also asked whether the observed zig-zag evolutionary dynamics could be explained by (iv) overall variation in the order of antibiotics across the entire sequence or (v) collateral sensitivities between the two antibiotics.
Then, through the distally placed microcatheter, gelfoam (gelfoam sponge sizes from approximately 2 to 5 mm) mixed with contrast agent was injected to embolize the entire efferent shunt, varices, collaterals, and afferent veins (average number of Gelfoam packs=6.3±3.5 packs, range 3 13 packs).
When necessary, the ROIs were corrected manually such that they continuously covered the entire medial bank of the collateral sulcus.
"The entire ReNu brand has suffered collateral damage that will be a challenge to restore," said Steven M. Hamill, an analyst at Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis who has been polling optometrists about their reactions and those of their customers.
